>> the detectives then turned to trish is traumatize labor with dianne mcknight. a secret. >> it turns out that the witness, dianne mcknight, was a lot more than just a witness. she was very important to this case. >> yes, she was. >> dianne revealed that she knew sam, intimately. >> she intimated that they were boyfriend and girlfriend. she had stated that they had only been dating for a few months. and stated that they were enough. >> so sam was having an affair? >> yes. >> which is why sam was at the apartment complex that day. >> there's some infidelity going on and there's cause for concern. >> did you ever think that you would be the kind of person to have an affair? >> no. >> dianne told the detectives that her affair with sam started as affairs will often do -- with an innocent encounter at the bar. >> he asked me if i was married and had kids. and i told him that i was. no kids. i'm like, what about you? he said yes. married. >> in fact, sam had been married for 13 years. but according to me dianne, it took just a month for sam to fall in love with her. a

trish jackson there _ that is pretty awesome.pretty awesome. trish jackson there speaking to - that is pretty awesome. trishj jackson there speaking to me earlier. this is bbc news. some more news that we are tracking. australia has announced a ban on importing disposable vapes from the start of january. the health minister mark butler said the goal was to reverse what he called a disturbed me increase in vaping among young people. legislation is due last year that will restrict disposable vapes by prohibiting the manufacture, advertising or supply in australia. the philippines is saying it is starting — just restarting formal negotiations to end a decades long conflict with communist rebels. while they have been no official talks for six years, though unofficial negotiations have continued, the goal is to transform the new people's army into a peaceful political movement but no ceasefire has been agreed and the government says security operations will continue. the chinese president has called for greater legal protection for fo

very much in expressing my concerns going on and my hope and expectation that there will be. 2 less a trish of action route to hospital hospital must be protect. israel's military has accused thomas abusing hospitals to hide command incentives and weapons. and it's now police footage and what it says the children's hospital in gaza. it's always lived down more than 20 meters down. the road both found a door and door. that is bullet proof. it's a, it's explosive proof, alleging hama said held hostages in rooms the nice the hospital. we're now in the area of the basement of the hospital, along with a cache of weapons and explosives side the hub. i wanted to understand this kind of dear, isn't here 4 major flights. these are explosives, as they saw this last with explosives, it's a body verse for terrorist to explode and forces along the hospital along patients. hospitals are given special protection during times the pool is really low. key is that how much is use of medical facilities as cover? i provides any legal safeguards as it's intensifies its ground defensive inside the gaza strip. tha

the temporary trish between east for island from us is full. so to life, this is reports enough that the director of kansas biggest hospital to spend the rest of also coming up, relatives of some of the hostages being held in jobs and continued to stage a protest and tell the people, i want their families back. we talk to buy and negotiate about just how difficult that could take the math and how it welcome to program is well says it's not expecting any hostages to be released by how much before friday official site. the exchange has been postponed. so that further details can be on death. and the great pausing hostilities in gaza is also on hold with heavy fighting, continuing across the street, as well as ami says it is launched 300 a strikes in the past 24 hours. it was supposed to be the 1st day of a pose and fighting, but as details of a delay emerged, israel pounded garza with more air strikes, the attack seat residential areas across the territory, including this neighborhood, east of con, you nice in the south. rescuers trying to pull p

. >> trish anderson runs the office at oh usd. it provides resources to unhoused students. anderson's office includes herself, three case managers and an academic counselor. this binder represents hundreds of unhoused families . it is broken into three-tier groups. >> tier 3 is our most at risk. they are using hotel and motel, in the car or encampment, or bouncing around from place to place. >> tier 3 ranges anywhere from 100 to 230 right now. we are hovering around 230 families. >> david and his sons are in tier 3. >> this is home. we have been here for about 13 months. we are all in one room. four bunks, me and the boys. we share a restroom with a neighbor. >> families can come and get snacks, clothes, shoes and even rest. >> everything they need to go to school, we try to provide it. >> anderson says her goal is to remove barriers for a child to access education. they provide school supplies, glasses to read, toiletries and help families replace lost or stolen birth certificates during all of their moves, removing hurdles for families like david estes and his two sons wh

on that note, trish, i want to ask, thalidomide changed the way pharmaceuticals were approved arounded around the world, really. do you see the revolution in drug testing and approval regimes to be one of the critical achievements in a way that has come out of all the campaigning by people like you? i think it's a good thing and the reason we have such stringent testing in australia now is because of thalidomide. and if we can get one good thing out of thalidomide, well that's probably a good thing to do. trisha jackson on the australian prime minister's upcoming apology over thalidomide. ukraine's military says its forces continue to repel russian attacks on various fronts near the embattled eastern town of avdiivka. russian troops have been trying to encircle the town, close to donetsk city. the area is witnessing a struggle that some have compared to the battle for bakhmut. a fierce storm that's brought heavy snow to the region and damaged infrastructure has impacted combat on the front lines. nasa managed to land a spacecraft on this asteroid and then brought rock and dust specim

trish show hundreds of palestinians, rhaps thousands on the move.d them on foot and many of them trying to get south across front lines. not that the south is the safe zone. there were dozens reportedly killed by israeli airstrikes in the cities well south of gaza city. the pressure is mounting for a humanitarian pause. barely 30 trucks made in yesterday. for now it is being resisted by the war cabinet and the israeli prime minister who says force is the only answer. >> there will be no general cease-fire in gaza without the release of our hostages. as far as tactical pauses, have had them before. i suppose we will check the circumstances in order to enable the humanitarian goods to come in or individual hostages to leave. but i don't think there is going to be a general cease-fire. it will hamper our efforts to get our hostages out because the only thing that works on these criminals is the military pressure we are exerting. >>>> the israeli government believes there are 240 hostages in gaza. four have been release one israeli soldier was freed. ha

. >> reporter: trish anderson runs the office at ousd. it provides resources to the unhoused students. that they know of. >> do the teachers know they do not have homes? >> some of the teachers know because it is based on relationships and sometimes the kids will share they are homeless. we let the kid do that. we don't ever want to out. >> reporter: kim neil is an academic counselor and makes personal visits >> this is the case i carry around with me. be sides housing my phone and my computer i have bus tickets which are really important for transportation f they have transit bus ticket wherever they are they can be able to get on the bus and get to school and get home. getting to school and back it is an issue. >> reporter: anything here is up for grabs. donations of clothing and shoes. >> reporter: homeless numbers continue to rise and she says cementers are full. and the scoring system to place families needs to change desperately >> what is missing is there is no questions about the kids. they will ask the mom or the parent how many

attack after another, local victories and all, but there are involved , well, come on, the russians, in trishthan there were at the beginning, a full-scale invasion, so panon said that this is such a dead end. this does not mean that everything is lost, that both, both armies cannot achieve significant advantages to date, neither we can break and raise the flag over the kremlin, nor the russians can do the same, so it has turned numerically into a positional war, not for trench warfare, for positional warfare, and right there the mercenary says that it is necessary to do, it is necessary, to stop, well , it is not to stop, but it is not very, very rarely seen, he says that it is necessary to mediate... and this is what danilov, the secretary of national defense security, and many of our military and political leaders say, that we must focus and, in cooperation with our partners, especially the americans, start building our own weapons, and when they will be in such and such quantities in which we will need it and we can use it where we consider it necessary, that's what the conversation was a

they don't get this message and we'll do trish. but as fletcher and submitted here, please, most of them and barbara assist you with our group. is your parents here? your scroll back for them, but you me or is it fair? and that's just that you, mission probably be just, i'm looking for am, don't, or if you're in a 0 steamer, was your work was good slee private, this thing, they go on the board, broken across by the business, i pay a solution, or, oh gosh, this is jim turner industries and most of this decision will go from bill i will push that bridge. my city i but i've just been a lot of hit the really be under way to the door. really, really talked about doing the private. but the problem that come back to public also sometimes if it occurs to go back to uh, what do i to go running this deal? and so are you ready to, to figure it out? and is this this jim with a shot? but that's the thing, is that so she wouldn't she searching associated with that. she, him, you know, movers law died even looked on the chapter daughter, usually

and my hope and expectation that there will be less a trish of action route to hosp. the hospital must be protect. israel's military has accused thomas of using hospitals to hide command incentives and weapons. and it's now released footage, and what it says, the children's hospital in gaza dano is let down more of the 20 meters down. the road boats found a door and door that is approved. it's a, it's explosive proof, alleging how may i sit held hostages in rooms. they meet the hospital. we're now in the area of the basement of the hospital, along with a cache of weapons and explosives, side of the house. i wanted to understand this kind of dear isn't here for a major flight. these are explosives. these are ras. versed with explosives? yeah, it's a body best for terrorist to explode on. forces along the hospital. among patients. hospitals are given special protection during times of pool. but israel, okay, is that how much this use of medical facilities is cover paper rights? any legal safeguards as it intensifies its ground defensive inside the gaza strip. i'm joined

they don't get this message and we'll do trish. but as fletcher and submitted these most of them and barbecue assist you with our group. is your parents here? your scroll back for them, but you me or is it fair? and that's just that you mission. probably just, i'm looking for am don't or if you're in a 0 steamer, would you prescribe? sorry, but i beat this thing. they don't they will lice real progress, but based off of the solution r o grasp this is jim turner industries. and most of this decision will go from bill push to the grid, my city i but i v as in a lot of it, the really be other way to the door really, really director of the junior pride. but the come back to public also sounds like you're for the cars to go to uh, what are 2 governments dealing for your window to figure it out in a to z of nice just just a shot. but at the other thing is that, so she wouldn't, she said shooting associated the vision. i'm going over the law died even looked on the chat to a don't you really 2 adults. so i'm gonna go to the doctor and the

that's just listen to what he said a short time ago as my open expectation, that there will be less trish of action route to contact and we're we're, which is really, is also, there's an effort to take this part us to deal with the release of prisoners that's pretty negotiated as well as countries are engaged. so i need some help from the hospital. must be hospitals must be protected, the u. s. president there and a spokesman for the national security council said we do not support striking a hospital from the. busy we don't want to see a firefight in a hospital. julie just now is off to they said all of that. these aren't ready. military did the right inside the biggest hospital in gaza city. i'll ship a hospital. that's exactly right. and we have seen a similar dynamic several times over the last few weeks whether it was calling 1st you mandatory and pauses or for an increased and in a delivery or now for the protection of the hospital. so we do hear these statements based messages from blinking from bite and from others of the administration. and yet we don't see israel shooting those

they don't get this message and we'll do trish. but as fletcher and submitted their things, most of them environments to assist you with our group is your parents. you use code like for them, but you will realize that there are lots of stick. you moisten probably be just on the brand, or if you're in a 0 stem or would you prescribe slight private this thing. they don't give a license broken in cost, but business i pay a solution or oh gosh, this is jim turner industries and most of these to sit down with guys on bill push for that reason i see them, but i'd be interested in his daughter to really be on her way to the door. really, really talked about doing the private. but the problem that come back to public also sometimes if it occurs to go back to uh, what do i, to governments deal info your window to figure out i notice you have nice just just a shot. but the other thing is that, so she wouldn't, she said shooting associated with that, she can get ahold of la di da, even look down to chat to adult are usually 2 adults. so i'm g

the fact that smart trish feels free to make these kinds of remarks. this really shows the kind of thing that we're hearing from other is really officials as well. you have the agriculture minister who was on his really television just a couple of days ago. and he reportedly told the interviewer that gaza is experiencing right now and not clock is 2023. and when palestinians hear these kinds of remarks, they are convinced that a 2nd now clause is happening and they are convinced. but it's not just a war on god's if it's being perpetrated. but it's a war on the palestinian population of gods at this being perpetrated. and the power as soon as that i've been speaking with throughout the occupied west bank over the course of the last couple of weeks. they continue to say that this is a war crime to what's happening is ethnic cleansing, that is force displacement. and that the world should know that this is a work quite mama. thank you very much. mohammed jump to him live in ramallah. 7 people have been told and then is really military raid on a palestinia

from a lot to in expressing my concerns going on as my hope and expectation that there will be less a trish of action route to hospital contact. and we're still, which is really, is also version an effort to take this pause to deal with the release of prisoners . and that's pretty negotiated as well with the countries are engaged. and so i need some help from the hospital must be working or let's speak to rosalie and jordan, who's in washington dc life for us. so wherever rose, how should we read this school for quote less intrusive action? is this a softening of support? israel's won't go through to well, it's certainly a change in the way that the us has been supporting israel in its fight against thomas. when the october 7th attack happened, the us, his position was unequivocal. israel must do whatever it can to avenge the death of its citizens and to try to get it citizens and others taken captive by him. most bout knows, no, no criticism whatsoever, but we now are seeing in the last couple of days. a softening a new wants in the us is position largely in part because there's been, ther

should be support, not further punishment. >> and trish , however laudable >> and trish, however laudables. can you offer that sentiment is. can you offer that same support, that same understand and that same kindness, that same hand to rehabilitation and to psychopaths as . and good morning. >> so the first thing i would like to say is that nothing that venables says is an excuse for his crime . and i would also like his crime. and i would also like to extend my deepest sympathy to jeremy bulger's parents, because this must be a very difficult time when this is whipped up and when there is a parole hearing. and with with venables being considered for release as what i would like to say is that children as young as ten, which venables was at the time , are venables was at the time, are seriously disturbed to carry out the killing of a two year old child . and i think the questions child. and i think the questions society italy are around and the welfare principle and children because they were children at ten and are they perceived as needing and receiving protection from the consequences

in, expressing my concern is going on and is my hope and expectation that there will be . 1 less a trish of action route to hospital contact and we're still which is really is also version an effort to take this pause to deal with the release of prisoners. and that's pretty negotiated as well with the countries are engaged. and so i need some help from the hospital, must be by us congresswoman rashid, a team and all the democrats, a cooling on president joe biden, to demand an immediate cease find garza last week. the republican lead house voted to send to type it's only published in american members, had comments about the war on gaza. we will not be intimidated. we will not be silenced. and we will not stop until we save lives. we will continue to demand a ceasefire demand, immediate delivery, monitoring it, and gotta the man, the release of all hostages, and those arbitrarily to change the man every american to come home and demand a policy and people to live free from occupation. and my colleague laura kyle spoke to kind of west, he's an american philosopher and political activist is

you know and from day one there is not enough because you, whenever you're. 1 ok we trish from us and then wards. you don't get an answer because the reason the was the government declare the the smoking and the scenes for him. so he's going to run does i'm going to the left from we are we'd be left to go. so those questions are hardly discussed. unfortunately we are still busy in thinking. 1 punishing god in showing a power our sacrifice, which i good for. we don't underestimate it was a horrible sacrifice, but there are some other aspects that shouldn't be discussed and not discussed. so we have continue, was the war because we have the right to continue the war. that's the way of thinking. well, the right to continue a lot. if, if that's what is really is feel feel they have. i'm wondering then what is the end game of this war? is this, is there a conversation about what be the overall objective is here? when will this stop? no, there's nothing because if you start to start this, i think the unit for the wind people. so no, because if we don't driven and gauge, so what's the purpos

. >> trish helps other mothers through her practice as a family dentist. in addition to educating soon to be mothers of color in her community. >> looking at the morning forecast, we are beginning with some areas of dense fog in the north bay and along the coast that lingers through about 8 or 9 a.m. and then it's much brighter. but temperatures this morning we are chilly 40s and low 50 soquel's a lot colder this morning compared to yesterday morning. so we have that dense fog this morning giving way to mostly sunny skies and feeling like november this afternoon. the news at through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if yo

trish has apologised. she's been pulled from the show after racist posts resurfaced east.and could not find which group she was being racist about. because the about. well, because that's the question i found it question you ask. i found it onune question you ask. i found it online and it everybody . online and it was everybody. >> everybody, everybody. the bernard manning. >> it was jewish people. it was africans. now, we should just say she is. i think she might be afro—caribbean , but she chinese afro—caribbean, but she chinese people, asian people, she's homophobic . and i won't say what homophobic. and i won't say what any of the tweets were, but they're like they're not like little nudges of race. they're just like out and out proper. proper racist. yeah. and the ironic and i haven't ironic thing is and i haven't been watching this, i used to be absolutely addicted to big brother. ironic thing is brother. but the ironic thing is that, one that she in that, number one is that she in her time on big brother, has been complaining about people her time on big brother, ha

court aware of the threats trump has made to alvin bragg, to trish james, and not by name but also byge engoron who has had hundreds of phone calls to his chambers and to the court with vicious threats associated with them. so they are very well aware that not only is trump threatening the witnesses in their case, but he's making threats to people in the larger public domain as they pertain to other cases, and that that should all be pertinent to the d.c. circuit as they consider the gag order in the federal case. >> indeed. were you about to go to a break? that citizens arrest thing was so alarming. what that is is a dog whistle for people to take action in their hands. the fact that he's doing that and has all of these folks listening to it, they will take the law in their own hands. >> now i'm going to break. thank you for your expertise. everyone else sticking around. >>> the judge in the election interference case issuing an emergency motion this afternoon responding to the leak of witness videos. we'll tell you what that is, what his ruling means for the other codefendants in th

trish has apologised. she's been pulled from the show after racist posts resurfaced east.d not find which group she was being racist about. because the about. well, because that's the question i found it question you ask. i found it onune question you ask. i found it online and it everybody . online and it was everybody. >> everybody, everybody. the bernard manning. >> it was jewish people. it was africans. now, we should just say she is. i think she might be afro—caribbean , but she chinese afro—caribbean, but she chinese people, asian people, she's homophobic . and i won't say what homophobic. and i won't say what any of the tweets were, but they're like they're not like little nudges of race. they're just like out and out proper. proper racist. yeah. and the ironic and i haven't ironic thing is and i haven't been watching this, i used to be absolutely addicted to big brother. ironic thing is brother. but the ironic thing is that, one that she in that, number one is that she in her time on big brother, has been complaining about people her time on big brother, has been n

one of the things i'd like to highlight is ranking member trish's repo act that would require russia to basically pay forco the damage they have done. commonsense legislation in its bipartisan bicameral support to confiscate russian sovereign assets that have been frozen in the u.s. and treasure them to assist ukraine's reconstruction efforts. the house foreign affairs committee marked up its version of the bill yesterday mr. chairman i would encourage us to be able to get this build them but i thank you will be important. assistant secretary o'brien do you agree that russia has legal and moral responsibilities to compensate ukraine for the damage this invasion is done to the country >> yes, senator. >> you think russia will ever compensate ukraine forre reconstruction and? as the president and his g7 colleagues in the secretary and his just today reaffirmed that russia must pay and russia's iaimmobilized funds which are about $3 billion will not be rid turn to russia until it does pay. so we have leverage in this discussion. >> putin is unlikely to pay for the damage he's done and w